Cecily Prakash

she taught me in Fatima School. i remember her witty talks and she taught the most difficult subject chemistry with such ease. Remebering her with pain in the heart , for she was one of those who sculpted me Rekha 9150126925

Firstly, I want to extend my deepest condolences to the Prakash family for this immense and irreplacable loss. I was shocked to hear this news and totally unprepared for the same. I was a student under Mrs.Cecily between the years 2006-2008. The thing that sticks with me even today when I think of her is the warmth and aura that surrounded her anytime she entered a room. She was very passionate towards Chemistry and it translated in her teaching where she was extremely patient and cared that everyone was following her. The most memorable moments personally were the lab sessions where the students were restless and haphazard. Yet, she put up and managed us very well with her natural motherly nature. A very pure, giving and nurturing soul who never thought or wished ill upon anyone. May her soul rest in peace. I wish the Prakash family strength and heveanly support to heal though this loss. Thank you Cecily Ma'am for everything.

Omg....nice soul....always smiling. May your soul rest in peace mam.

My sister Nisha’s loving mother-in-law, Cecily aunty was an awesome person. The first thing that comes to my mind when I think of her is her beautiful smile. We have met her & uncle on different occasions and we always felt a close bonding with them. She amazed me with the way she showered her love on Nisha. I have also been lucky to have shared many memorable moments with her & uncle and I will cherish them always. I still relish the hot & crispy dosa & tomato chutney she used to make for us. Loved her sweet paniyaarams too. She always insisted on buying boli & sweets for us whenever we met. It was a shock to hear about her sudden demise. God must have loved her so much that he took her away from us so soon. May God give her dear ones the strength to bear this terrible loss. May her soul rest in eternal peace.

Dear miss it’s an honour to say that I was one of your students…I still remember the first time u taught me was the first time I ever understood chemistry, it was no longer Greek and Latin to me. From fearing chemistry to being confident enough to appear for exams. Im more than grateful to you. Thankyou for making me confident about your subject. I’ll always remember the comfort in your voice and how calm and composed you were when u taught me.thankyou for motivating me into giving my best. You’re one of the kindest people I’ve met and a wonderful teacher. You’ll always be remembered by me. Thankyou miss..

Aunty was one the most down to earth sweetest people I have ever met. I remember going over to Jude's house as a kid (I practically lived there) and always admiring what a patient caring and ever welcoming person she was. I distinctly remember having lunch at the house one day after a video game session, and aunty was just chitchatting away with me to glory. I wish her a special place in heaven and wish the family the courage to move forward in her absence. Her memories are worth cherishing and spreading.

Aunty - having known her for so many years, met her on most of our key life moments and having interacted with this gentle kind and joyful person, its a great shock to have lost her so suddenly. She always enquired what is happening in our lives, met our families and left a mark in those short meetings - was surprised how my own mother remembered some of the small conversations they had when they met… shows how much of an impact she leaves on people’s heart. We all will miss this kind person, who lives among our memories now and in the form of her family forever. My deepest condolences and pray the god for giving strength to the family to cope with the loss of such a dear heart.

Aunty is one of my best buddy - Jude's mom. She was always smiling and very welcoming whenever we met her. She was someone who took keen interest in knowing how we were all doing after our college days and regularly enquired about our well being even after so many years. Her advice on life and family to us was so practical and genuine. Her attention to listening to the next generation was very evident as she used to remember some very small details that I would have told her like 2-3 years ago. Aunty was a proud mother of both of her sons and used to share her experiences when she visited both of them. She spent quality time with my mother and always had confidence boosting talks with our family. We will miss her smile, her warmth and pray to provide Jude, Anthony and Uncle strength to overcome this loss. Thank you, aunty for everything and we will miss you forever!